I try to do the following: fname = strcat(\'C:\\Users\\user_name\\work\\video\\\',avi_name); videoObject = VideoReader(fname);
hello I have a code like the one below char *str ; strcpy(str, \"\\t<\"); strcat(str, time); strcat(str, \">[\");
I have a function that joins two constant char* and returns the result. What I want to do though is join a char 开发者_Python百科to a constant char* eg
char buffer[10]; strcat(buffer, \"hi\"); printf(\"%s\", buffer); In the above code, it prints some weird symbol or number followed by the \"hi\", I know strcat is appending to buffer. And I normally
I wrote this simple C program and couldn\'t quite figure out this bizarre behavior of strcat long sum(long col, char* path, char* path2){
x = 1234567897654 x(1) is 1, x(2) is 2 and so on... there are 5 spaces in between.. size(x) = 1 23 One row with 23 columns
Why does the following work and not throw some kind of segmentation fault? char *path = \"/usr/bin/\";
I am getting problem while concatenating strings.I think this is the stupid question,but i didn\'t get answer.Thats why i am posting here.Please Help me.
I have a working code using OPENFILENAME. May i know how to use strcat to dynamically control the its parameters
Guys I\'m generating a string which rappresent a path to a file, concatenating a macro and a string. The function is this:
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